User manual GAMES PS2 FATAL FRAME

[. . . ] WARNING: READ BEFORE USING YOUR PLAYSTATION®2 COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM. A very small percentage of individuals may experience epileptic seizures when exposed to certain light patterns or flashing lights. Exposure to certain patterns or backgrounds on a television screen or while playing video games, including games played on the PlayStation 2 console, may induce an epileptic seizure in these individuals. Certain conditions may induce previously undetected epileptic symptoms even in persons who have no history of prior seizures or epilepsy. [. . . ] Press when displayed to show other floor maps. Represents save points. A map depicting the rooms you have explored can be viewed by choosing "Map" in the main Menu. (Unexplored rooms will not be displayed. ) MAP SCREEN OPERATIONS left analog stick (or directional buttons): button: button: L1/R1 Buttons: Move map (scroll) Zoom in/zoom out Return to main menu Change floors to be displayed Item Screen 12 Displays a list of items Miku currently carries. You can use an item by selecting it and pressing the button. (Page 11 [Camera Upgrades]) 14 15 File Screen Allows you to view notebooks and other documents found in the mansion. Options Changes the game settings, such as the controller, screen, music, etc. (Changes can be made during the game anytime. ) The changed settings will be saved when the game is saved, and those settings will be preserved in later games. Screen NOTEBOOK Allows you to view the diaries and notebooks you find in the mansion. The description of the document will be displayed at the bottom of the screen when you select it. Pressing the button will display it in its entirety. CONTROL FORMAT There are 8 types (types A~H) of control formats to choose from. Below are examples of type A and type B. Check inside the Options menu for other type settings. SCRAPS Displays scrap notes found in the mansion, such as old newspapers, faded scrolls and ancient manuscripts. · Type A: Standard Type · Miku will move in the direction the left analog stick (or directional buttons) is pressed. · Type B · Miku's direction will change depending on the left and right presses of the left analog stick (or directional buttons) and pressing up will move Miku forward. VIBRATION FUNCTIONS (default setting: ON) PHOTOS Allows you to view photographs taken or found in the mansion during the investigation. CORRELATION The correlation of the people involved is filled in as the game progresses. Using the Correlation button = Details of the person L1/R1 buttons = Select group Turns the vibration function on or off. SOUND OUTPUT (default setting: Stereo) Select stereo or mono sound output. VOLUME Adjusts the sound volume. BRIGHTNESS 16 Adjusts the brightness of the screen. Adjust the brightness to find the most effective setting for your TV screen. 17 Save/Load Saving Game Data Loading Game Data Selecting "LOAD GAME" from the title screen will allow you to continue the game from the last save location. Pressing the button at save points in the mansion will save the game data. You can save the progress of your game by selecting Save (the memory card icon) in the Save Point menu. Save will not be allowed when the lamp at save points is lit red. The lamp will turn blue when nearby spirits are defeated, allowing the game to be saved. P re ca u ti o n Photographs taken during gameplay will not be saved when saving the game data. To save photographs, the photographs must be saved in the Album file. HOW TO LOAD Select the memory card slot to use and then select the game data to load. HOW TO SAVE First, select the memory card slot to be used. You can save up to three locations on a single "PlayStation 2" memory card (8MB). Use the left analog stick (or directional buttons) to select the slot and file to be used, then press the button to save. Pressing the button will cancel the save and return to the Save Point menu. · How to view the saved data · Photographs at the saved location Saved chapter Saved location Saved date 18 19 Saving Photographs Album Screen To save photographs taken during the game onto a "PlayStation 2" memory card (8MB), an album file must be created and registered separately from the game data. Selecting Album (the "book" icon) in the Save Point menu will allow you to register your photographs into an album and save it. This screen is used to view and organize photographs stored in albums. [. . . ] The camera was left by Miku's mother, but nobody knows where she obtained it. Many of its functions are no longer working. How to Play : Special Techniques When you areostuck e s the game P r f i l in There is a possibility that you may have missed a hint Miku Hinasaki necessary to move on. When a hint is nearby, the controller will vibrate and the filament will turn blue. Miku is the main character of Fatal Frame. [. . . ]